Several days after the Liberian Senate concurred with the House of Representatives to ratify four oil contracts, there are claims that some huge amounts were 'dished' out to members of the national legislature as a form of 'inducement' that resulted to the signing and concurrence of four of the country's off-shores oil blocks.  follow details

Some of the Ebola survivors recently told the media at the Bong Ebola Treatment Unit situated in Suakoko District, that they (survivors) and their families are being rejected by their surviving relatives for fear of infection. www.liberianobserver.com

Monrovia, May 12 – The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Associate Administrator Eric Postel will visit Liberia May 13-16, 2015. His trip, part of a three-country tour that will take him to Guinea and Sierra Leone, will focus on USAID’s development assistance supporting post-Ebola recovery efforts in West Africa.

West African nations that experienced low or zero incidence of Ebola have already been affected by the Ebola crisis because of their deep connections with the three most affected countries, according to a new UN report released here today.

President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has reassured the African Union (AU) Member States Permanent Representatives to the United Nations about the continent’s readiness to speak with one voice during the negotiations on Post-2015 Development Agenda.

The Minister of Gender, Children & Social Protection (Mogc&sp), Julia Duncan-Cassell leave the country Thursday, January 15, for Dakar, Senegal where she will represent

President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf recently met with Women Situation Room of the 2014 Special Senatorial Elections and shared information and reflected on the just ended